SiaPredict DailyOctober 25, 2026
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State pressure on sports event contracts kept building through the weekend, with New York's gaming regulator turning to the courts over unanswered subpoenas to Kalshi. Ohio and Missouri enforcement and the pending Sixth Circuit rehearing request remain the key items for operators with state exposure.
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- 1Regulatory
New York Gaming Commission petitions court to compel Kalshi to comply with subpoenas
The New York State Gaming Commission filed a petition in New York County Supreme Court alleging Kalshi has repeatedly failed to produce records on its sports event contracts, offerings to New Yorkers under 21, advertising that describes products as bets, and its ownership structure (reported October 24; allegations only, petition not independently reviewed). Operators with New York exposure should expect document demands to run in parallel with the preemption litigation.
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Ohio Casino Control Commission warns licensees to cut ties with prediction market operators
An October 20 OCCC notice says supporting operators that offer sports event contracts in Ohio without a sports gaming license may lead to denial, suspension or revocation of an Ohio license, with an October 30 deadline. Gaming licensees and their vendors should review any commercial relationships with event-contract platforms before that date.
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